lnee
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The law does not accept bribes
He clearly men’t the xkcd version of Frankenstein
Thats why we call it a volt-meter, or amp-meter or a parking-meter.
spelling is hard why make it harder by spelling it “metres”
1217·1 year agoYes I could stop eating a pound a day but keto and vegetarian don’t mix well
Every piece of tech has trade-offs list ten for green tech.
Give me ten pitfalls for green tech.
Like for climate change bad solutions exist and if people are pushing back you should listen, a solution maby it’s not good anoth maby we are spending time getting bad solutions to work when we should work on find new solutions.
I hear a bunch of N thing needs to happen, but the question is will that N solution help. The question to ask is, has someone run a study on N solution, and if so what’s the next best solution. Gather data like where are the things of interest happening e.g. region of city. Make shore that N solution does not try to fix a symptom and disregard a source problem. Is N thing is symptom there can be many sources which have different solutions.
so if linux stores file names as arbitrary bytes them could I modify a ext4 fs to include a / in a file name
2·1 year agowhat do you mean rust has run on linux for like ever and how does EAC have anything to do with a programming language
specs and docs are public which is everything to make your own version of the snap store. The snap protocol isent complicated so saying that one implementation is proprietary does not make the hole thing proprietary
Ah, yes, one who says Microsoft active directory is proprietary so HTTP is proprietary.
heared of ipv5?